Imperfect Justice

Prosecuting Casey Anthony

By: Jeff Ashton

Narrated by: Jeff Ashton

Jeff Ashton was part of the prosecution team in the Florida homicide trial of Casey Anthony, the single mother accused of murdering her little girl, Caylee. The most sensational courtroom drama since the infamous O.J. Simpson affair, the Casey Anthony trial had people coast-to-coast riveted. In his stunning true crime masterwork, Imperfect Justice, Ashton gives a fascinating and impassioned insider’s account of the investigation, the trial, and the acquittal that shocked the nation, and makes a powerful case as to why allowing Anthony to walk free was a devastating travesty of justice.

Not guilty/You're kidding

I am a retired court reporter and I'm always amazed at juries. In my opinion the prosecution did prove she did it. The book was very interesting and well written. You would think that any intelligent person could understand the facts and convict her. The only consolation is that she will pay a very high price when God gets hold of her.

It all fits together!!!!

This book makes all the evidence so clear! It leaves no doubt about Casey
Anthony's guilt! This book will certainly have anyone on that jury knowing they made a really big mistake!

Amazing. Highly recommend.

I love prosecution books, especially when a prosecutor has strong emotion. The large reason I love to listen to these books is that there’s a lot of thoughts/evidence that may not be admissible in court but is still important. I think this is a way to get that information out there through the eyes of the law. Highly recommend.

Sincere and Hearfelt

You can tell the author comes from a sincere place and everything he said and did in the trial was in good faith. The most impactful part is his closing statements. It's worth a read just for the takeaway.

Just Okay

Did Jeff Ashton do a good job differentiating all the characters? How?

The storyteller was kind of "blah" and in my opinion the book would of been a lot better with a different reader.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I felt as though the story jumped around a little which made it a little hard to follow. I did find myself loosing interest often.